Enjoy Drastically Longer Drives Using This Effortless Golf Swing Tip

2 Really Easy Steps to Hit Driver Longer Without Swinging Harder
it's a Simple Swing Adjustments That Will Drastically Improve Your Driving

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Even when we try to hit the ball faster and faster, it's crucial to find a way to release the club without any extra force. In this post, I will show you two easy adjustments to help you achieve this. The first tweak involves the trail foot, which will help you establish a more inside-out swing path. This adjustment combats the common problem of swinging over the top and forcing the body.

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As we get older, our bodies don’t move quite as quickly. Despite our best efforts, we're just not as athletic as we once were. Fast-twitch muscles slow down, so we need to make a few minor tweaks to our golf swing to maximize our efforts without forcing too much. One of the main issues we face is releasing the club correctly; this can be due to either the grip or the setup. When we fail to release the club properly, we end up swinging over the top, catching the ball out of the heel, and essentially losing a lot of distance.

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The inside-out swing path helps release the club without exerting too much force. It's like a slight cheat to improve your swing. This technique works well with the driver, but you can also use it with irons—though be cautious not to hit too much from the inside with irons or hit up on the ball. The tweak involves pulling the right foot back slightly to help you get behind the ball more, allowing you to drop the club from the inside and release it efficiently.

Alex Fortey from the Art of Simple Golf gives you simple tips to improve your golf swing. Enjoy this golf video to help you get closer to having YOUR perfect golf swing.

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[gerdamarsh]

Thanks! When I get in a slump, I often pull my trail foot back a bit on driver => now I have a clue as to why it worked.

[ianrobertson]

Great video as always. I actually discovered this fix for myself a few weeks ago as I was still coming over the top more than I wanted to. I did move my left foot back a bit, I did move the ball back in my stance but I also adopted a narrower stance than I has been using and although I still cannot draw a ball, it now means I'm hitting it straight up the middle.

[nataliedeyton]

I’m little older and tried dropping my trail foot back and open but was kinda pull hooking my shots but I didn’t move the ball back …. Will try this out when I go play my daily 9
I do hit a cut and have been trying to straighten it out a little ( some of my holes are not cut/fade friendly)
Hers my results after my round today …. Massive drives that were strait and bombs .. number 9 is a 310 par 4 I was 15 ft from the flag with my drive !!! It was the ball placement that kept me from hitting !!!! Thanks a ton !!!

[motty]

Who knew Justin Rose had a YouTube channel. Thanks Justin 😊

[markstringer]

I'm trying this. I had a lesson where the tutor suggested I drop my trail foot back, it helped a bit, but it was never said to have the ball further back. I'm looking forward to see if that is the magic bit I need.

[desmondboyd]

Moving the trail foot back and changing to a semi strong grip helped me I crush the driver every time

[josephandrea]

That is exactly what I needed thank you
I tried many times to pull back my trail leg but didn’t move ball position back as you show hence an even worse slice . Can I adopt this same stance for woods?